Trema roli to resign from village board
Trema roli announced her resignation from the village Board of Trustees citing years of public service and family ties in the community. Village President Rudolph Banovich will appoint a trustee to fill the seat, subject to board approval, with the vacancy to be filled by candidates in the April 1991 election per village attorney Michael Welsh.
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Tremaroli
Jacksonville Beach
Rudolph Banovich
Board of Trustees
Michael Welsh
Zulanas
Rose
Peter Flynn
Richard Halpin
Cable Invanned Over Franchise Transfer Debate
Centel plans to exit cable and focus on phones, while Jones Intercable eyed to take over via a franchise transfer the village could regulate only through the agreement. Residents reported outages and slow service with Centel and a centralized Aurora call center, prompting calls for faster human assistance and improved reliability.
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Centel
Jones
Alan Krause
Matteson
Krause
B.D
Tindall
Jones Intercable
Mike Junger
Chris
Sullivan
Toni Olson
Center
Aurora
Elections heat Prairie State Board races in district 161
Five candidates from Homewood and surrounding areas seek two six year seats on the Prairie State Board. Veteran James Griffith seeks another term with challengers Prescott Fletcher Thomas Brabee Robert Hirsch and Carl Triebold. Incumbents in Rich Township High School District vie for four four year terms, plus one two year term. District 162 slate runs unopposed: Muriel Dawson Bill Esslinger Joy Rogers and Thys VanderVelde.
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Homewood
Prairie State Board
James Griffith
Turtle Creek Drive
Prescott Fletcher
Kedzie Ave
Thomas Brabee
Poplar
Robert Hirsch
Otto
Chicago Heights
Carl Triebold
Clark St
Glenwood
Rich Township
Edwin Burnette
White Birch Lane
Matteson
Burdell D. Chapman
N. Roberts Lane
Richton Park
Randall A. Ferrari
Imperial Drive
Kathleen K. Miner
Blackhawk Drive
Park Forest
W.A
Tony) Brunson
W. 207Th St
Richton Park Woman Attacked In Park Forest Case
A Park Forest man, Robert Phillips, 37, is charged with criminal sexual assault after allegedly attacking a 31 year old Richton Park woman who came to his home to pick up her daughter after a slumber party. Bond set at $35,000. he's scheduled for a grand jury appearance. Separately, a 38 year old Park Forest woman reports a sexual assault on Indiana Street Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Park Forest
Richton Park
Robert Phillips
Fir St
Cornelius Houtsma
Phillips
Cook County Sixth District
Markham
Armstrong PTO Plans Annual Open House and Meeting
The Armstrong Parent Teacher Organization will hold its annual open house and general membership meeting at Neil Armstrong School. The event starts Tuesday at 7 p.m., allowing parents to meet teachers and tour classrooms.
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Neil Armstrong School
Olympia Fields Abates Property Tax In Historic Move
Olympia Fields became the first Chicago area village to abate its portion of the real estate tax following the state income tax boost. The measure saves homeowners about six percent on an average bill and next year’s 1990 bills will reflect the cut.
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Andrew Leheny
Olympia Fields
Chicago
General Assembly
Illinois
Orland Park
Richard Halpin
Finance Committee
Halpin
Letter accuses former congressman of wasteful spending
A Durczak letter claimed Davis, a former congressman, wrote a bitter personal note defending his fiscal conservatism and attacking Sangmeister. Don Wade read the letter on air, and a former aide confirmed the handwriting. Attempts to reach Davis failed. Sangmeister staffer Lee Harris dismissed the charge and questioned a federal job return.
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Congress
Durczak
Davis
Don Wade
Chicago
Wade
Sangmeister
Jack Davis
Springfield
Lee Harris
Harris
Library plans bond vote for new building and tax hike
Willis said the Matteson library seeks 2.6 million dollars in bonds to fund a 21,590 square foot facility on a three acre site at 207th and School Streets. A second question asks voters to raise the library tax by 10 cents, totaling 21 cents per 100 dollars, to fund operating costs. A 2 percent tax impact rule is given for residents to estimate changes.
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Willis
Matteson Chamber of Commerce
School Streets
Oakwood
Ing Authority
Library
Harringan Named to Economic Development Commission
John Harringan, 32, with a 14 year banking career, becomes part of the Economic Development Commission. He serves as an assistant vice president in Beverly Bank Chicago's commercial loan department and brings extensive local banking experience.
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John Harringan
Economic Development Commission
Harringan
Beverly Bank
Chicago
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West 194Th St
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Indiana Street
Armstrong Pto
Matteson Plaza
Pharmor & Michaels
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VISA
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Patrick Halpin
Michael Madigan
Charles Zulanas Jr
Zulanas Distributors
Beer Distributing Outlet
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James Creswell
Joe Orr
Creswell
Clarion Development of
Theodore Peck
Thomas Mahar Jr
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Mahar
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